Immortal Cultivation Begins with Practicing Demonic Arts in the Mortal Realm

It's a pretty good work. Although the combat power increases slowly, it doesn't affect the plot very much. Especially when there is no pretentiousness or awkwardness, I was most surprised. The author is very careful in shaping the protagonist who starts from scratch. The back part is too boring, the weapon refining can be watered down for a whole chapter

It is rare to see a book that explains the logic of "Magic Monk". The protagonist is not a crazy person who is haunted by inner demons, but a rational demon who truly regards killing as a means and resources as a goal. Digging graves and searching secret rooms, absorbing blood to make elixirs, and tracking and erasing traces. Every step reveals the sophistication of the past three hundred years. I especially like the part about listening to news in the teahouse - in other books, the protagonist relies on adventure, but this one relies on his intelligence analysis ability to deduce the entire territory of cultivation forces, and his IQ is online! However, the emotional line is currently zero, and Jiang Yan looks at everyone like a dead person, which is suitable for straight male readers like me who just want to watch a career.

This is a very nice book. It is written in the style of Mortal Style. It has the caution of Mortal Style, but it is also decisive in killing. It is very exciting.

It is a very interesting and refreshing novel about cultivating immortals in the style of mortals. It is a decisive, cautious and very solid novel about cultivating immortals.

It's very well written, the writing and plot are good, it's a surprise